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Ratatouille [Blu-ray]
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Manufacturer: Walt Disney Home Entertainment
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Directed By: Brad Bird
Audience Rating: G (General Audience)
Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Theatrical Release: December 3, 2008
Average Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars
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Studio: Buena Vista Home Video Release Date: 11/06/2007 Run time: 111 minutes Rating: G
User Submitted Ratatouille [Blu-ray] Reviews
November 30, 2008
Great Entertainment
Truly a classic film. They must have studied the behaviour and personalities of rats for ages to perfect it! Great for all the family!
November 30, 2008
An animation masterpiece!
What can I say that hasn't already been said? The animation is breathtaking, the story pacing is superb, the story itself is dramatic, funny, and heart-warming without being treacly. This is a movie they got right in every respect.
I'm sure all that has been said before. I loved this movie so much I just wanted to say it again.
November 27, 2008
Worthy of the Award
Ratatouille was a great movie in my opinion. It follows the story of a Rat living on the outskirts of Paris, France and his desire to become a Chef. Disney and Pixar have a fairly decent tag team going on here, but not every movie they make is good. Back in 2006, they released "Cars", and to me that was a bad movie. Someone told me that with "Cars" Disney and Pixar attempted an overindulgence of humor, which cost it winning the Academy Award that year because no one took it serious. "Happy Feet" won the award that year and it deserves it because of it's deep and emotional story that the message was mainly trying to say that our world is changing and we need to save it for the lives of others. Now to get back on topic, Ratatouille wanted to remove to excessive amount of humor and add more of a story to the mix. It was able to successfully pull this off and still was able to throw in the right amount of humor. It's a fairly long movie to, so you get your moneys worth by watching this. There was a time where I had no desire to see this movie what so ever, but I saw it after many people told me it was pretty good, and I was surprised that I actually enjoyed watching this movie.
November 21, 2008
Ratatouille, a movie for the whole family.
My family enjoyed this movie so much. Great entertainmnet for adults and children alike. Lots of action and even a couple of "EEEYOU"s. One of my favorite Disney DVD's.
November 21, 2008
Genuinely fun for the larger people
With hundreds of reviews in place, is there any need for another one?
I'll leave that unanswered.
Instead let me say that I went to see Ratatouille with my daughters. They had a wonderful, fun time, and might possibly have learned something about French restaurants. And I had a completely reasonable time, laughed some, and generally enjoyed myself. The Pixar folks have a pretty good handle on making kids films that adults at least tolerate, and often appreciate. Isn't that the definition of a family film?
November 17, 2008
a silly movie
Very entertaining Pixar movie, just like most of the others. There were some great scenes. We loved the lightning scene on the roof.
November 16, 2008
One of Disney's & Pixar's best yet
I've long been of two minds about Disney animated films -- they're often overwritten, sappy, and don't come even close to the fairy tales on which they claim to be based -- but this one is indeed very enjoyable, as shown by the Academy Award it won as best of the year. The story line is original, too: Remy is a French country boy with the makings of a great chef, but there's one big problem. He's a rat. Having found himself in Paris at the restaurant of his late hero, Chef Gusteau, Remy meets up with Linguini, the restaurant's new scullery lad, who has zero cooking talent. But by combining the rat's genius in the kitchen with the young man's human-ness (and his ability to be puppet-controlled by having his hair judiciously yanked beneath his toque), they set Paris on its ear and attract the attention of the city's greatest food critic, Anton Ego (the voice of Peter O'Toole). The characterizations are terrific, the dialogue is fun (especially Lou Romano as Linguini), and the humor is generally subtle. And, like nearly all successful "kid's films," it also has a lot for adults; my six-year-old granddaughter and I both enjoyed it.
November 12, 2008
My Second-Favorite Film of 2007
"Ratatouille" is a masterpiece, plain and simple. Not even the presence of the mouth-foaming half-wit Janeane Garofalo can spoil it, and that's saying something. But the addition of Blu-Ray to the home experience of "Ratatouille" can only enhance it, and does. I give this disc my highest recommendation.
October 27, 2008
Best Disney/Pixar Movie Ever!
"Ratatouille" is simply (in my opinion) the best Disney/Pixar movie ever made. The idea that anyone (no matter who or what they are) can do whatever they put their mind to is very inspiring. The characters are bright, funny, and full of personality. This movie made me want to cook and I look at rodents very differently :)
October 20, 2008
Never received this item
I paid for and never received this product. I have sent several e-mails to the seller with no response. I would NOT recommend purchasing anything from this guy!
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